Florida Business News
- Money grows on trees: Florida’s forest industry pumps billions into state economy
Florida isn’t just about beaches and theme parks; it’s a powerhouse of timber and grit. A fresh study has revealed that the state’s forest industry is a massive pillar of the economy.
- They can’t drive 55
As F1 grows from race cars to lifestyle, motorsports country club developers are laying down track in Florida.
- What to know about Florida’s surrogacy laws amid state fight
Florida’s surrogacy laws were put in place in 1993 and have remained largely untouched since. That could soon change.
- Spirit Airlines workers from Florida sue company over abrupt shutdown
Former Spirit Airlines employees have filed a class-action lawsuit against the company, claiming it violated federal law in the way it abruptly shut down and dismissed thousands of employees.
- EPA wants to roll back rules for a toxic gas. What it means for Florida
Top federal environment officials are proposing to weaken rules for companies that emit ethylene oxide, a toxic gas that polluted a residential area of Tampa Bay in recent years.